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Amazon Mastercard_My experience
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bilcar
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I have applied for the Amazon Mastercard back in August and as I use Amazon regularly, it seemed like a good deal to get some rewards from being a regular customer. In addition, they were offering a £15 credit after making the first purchase within 30 days of the card activation.
Have made the first months' purchase, no £15 credit. Waited for another month, used the card and paid it off, still no £15 credit. Phoned Amazon Mastercard, they've put me in touch with Amazon, who have re-assured me that I will receive a £15 gift certificate by E-mail within 2 weeks of our conversation. Nothing happened and today I have cancelled the credit card as I shouldn't have had to chased them , with no result, 3 months after making the first purchase.
The £15 credit offer is still available on the Amazon.co.uk Web site, but please be aware that they might not be offering it to you at all.
Have made the first months' purchase, no £15 credit. Waited for another month, used the card and paid it off, still no £15 credit. Phoned Amazon Mastercard, they've put me in touch with Amazon, who have re-assured me that I will receive a £15 gift certificate by E-mail within 2 weeks of our conversation. Nothing happened and today I have cancelled the credit card as I shouldn't have had to chased them , with no result, 3 months after making the first purchase.
The £15 credit offer is still available on the Amazon.co.uk Web site, but please be aware that they might not be offering it to you at all.
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I have applied for the Amazon Mastercard back in August and as I use Amazon regularly, it seemed like a good deal to get some rewards from being a regular customer. In addition, they were offering a £15 credit after making the first purchase within 30 days of the card activation.
Have made the first months' purchase, no £15 credit. Waited for another month, used the card and paid it off, still no £15 credit. Phoned Amazon Mastercard, they've put me in touch with Amazon, who have re-assured me that I will receive a £15 gift certificate by E-mail within 2 weeks of our conversation. Nothing happened and today I have cancelled the credit card as I shouldn't have had to chased them , with no result, 3 months after making the first purchase.
The £15 credit offer is still available on the Amazon.co.uk Web site, but please be aware that they might not be offering it to you at all.
I got mine within two weeks.
Just bad luck for you really.0 -
I never got mine either. The card is not really worth it - I only kept it as an everyday use card as I pay it all off, but don't get it just for the reward as it's not that reliable.I'm so sexy it's a wonder my underpants don't explode.0
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I got mine ok and since first taking it out I have been given a further 2 x £15 gift certificates as a "loyalty point" thingy. I wasn't aware when I took it out that there was any form of loyalty bonus but I'm quite happy to receive the gift certificates!0
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I applied for mine while making a purchase from Amazon in July and the £15 was deducted straight away on the checkout screen from that order, on condition that I would use the card within 30 days of receiving it. No problems at all.0
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I also have this card and granted, I waited a fair while for my vouchers. When I did call a helpful lady said it could take 6 - 8 weeks and to be sure to check spam in case it got caught wrongly.
My voucher did arrive in the specified timeframe. It was not caught as spam, but I checked regularly.
I had lots of problems setting up my DD to pay the card, but that is another story.0 -
I got my voucher quickly, but that was 8 months ago. There are various probs with the amazon card though. Their website often doesn't work or not v well. I've just had a fake Halifax (they are part of Halifax group) phishing email that I had to report to them (I'm not alone they said) and I don't know how the phisherman caught my details. They've also just turned down my app for a slightly increased credit limit on the grounds that I don't have an impeccable payment history (I do). It's got decent 0% interest on purchases and their customer service people are at least pleasant to deal with. I would chase Amazon if I were you as they are generally quite amenable.0
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